Maersk Essen nears LA more than 6 weeks after container loss

The Maersk Essen, which lost 750 containers in mid-January in the North Pacific, is now anchored in Southern California’s San Pedro Bay waiting to berth at APM Terminals Pier 400 at the Port of Los Angeles.

A Maersk spokesman said Monday the container ship, which has a capacity of 13,100 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs), is expected to berth Thursday or Friday. The Essen sailed from the Port of Lazaro Cardenas on Feb. 22. The vessel had been at the Mexican port since diverting from its route...

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/maersk-essen-nears-la-more-than-6-weeks-after-container-loss

Maersk Eindhoven expected in Yokohama Thursday following container loss

The Eindhoven, which lost 260 containers overboard last week, is in Japanese waters, A.P. Møller – Maersk said Monday, and is expected to berth at APM Terminals Yokohama on Thursday.

Maersk is the parent company of APM Terminals, which expanded the Yokohama facility last year. 

Maersk said it is awaiting clearance from Japanese authorities for transit to the container terminal. In estimating the arrival at APM Terminals Yokohama, Maersk factored in that Tuesday is a public holiday in Japan to...

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/maersk-eindhoven-expected-in-yokohama-thursday-following-container-loss

Two Laudable Aspects in Relation To ONE Apus Container Collapse

Sam Chambers, for Splash247, talks about the two commendable things about the calamity onboard the ONE Apus boxship.

Container loss aboard boxship

The ONE Apus boxship suffered the biggest loss of containers seen for seven years when it hit a severe storm cell in the middle of the Pacific 10 days ago.

The battered remains of its boxes on deck shocked readers on Tuesday when the magenta-coloured vessel limped into the Japanese port of Kobe.

Read Also: Storm Wrecks Container Vessel, 1,900 Boxes Lost...

https://mfame.guru/two-commendable-aspects-about-the-one-apus-container-collapse/

The Swedish Club Singles Out the Reasons for ‘Container Loss’

  • Although the container sector is well regulated and highly regarded, many are the containers lost overboard.
  • Container focus from The Swedish Club, provides an overview of statistics, an insight into specific cases, and with the help of experts, delivers hands-on advice for preventing container losses.
  • The report uses case studies to highlight common and avoidable errors and provided simple-to-follow advice to prevent them.

Despite a well regulated and highly regarded container sector, many of...

https://mfame.guru/the-swedish-club-singles-out-the-reasons-for-container-loss/

Marine Insurers Scrutinize The Complex Container Loss Clauses

According to an article published in the Insurance Business Magazine, Container volumes have been growing at pace and, in turn, placing a strain on the operational procedures of ships.

With increased risk, comes a potential jump in casualties – prompting two insurers to team up to spread an important message.

Significant Container Loss

Thomas Miller mutual companies, freight specialist TT Club and P&I insurer UK P&I Club, teamed up for a recent webinar entitled ‘Container Casualties – the sum of...

https://mfame.guru/marine-insurers-scrutinize-the-complex-container-loss-clauses/

Container Loss Becomes Concerning

Recently the UK P&I Club did a webinar to discuss key issues that are affecting the shipping market now. Here’s what viswa group wants to highlight from that webinar.

The webinar hosted by UK P&I club & TT club had 255 attendees.

Key Points
  • Loss of containers becomes more and more concerning: primarily from because of environment – dangerous good & plastics
  • Existing data:

    Very difficult to establish what is the cause of container losses:

    • Data is aggregated

    • Not suitable for causation...

https://mfame.guru/container-loss-becomes-concerning/

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